Race To Top Of The Rock Raises $750K For MS
Nearly 1,000 people withstood the pain of running 66 flights to the "Top of the Rock" on Sunday for the "Climb to the Top" drive at Rockefeller Center.
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Nearly 1,000 people withstood the pain of running 66 flights to the "Top of the Rock" on Sunday for the "Climb to the Top" drive at Rockefeller Center.
The final weekend of February will end on a much warmer note than what the Tri-State has been used to this winter.
Dozens of residents were forced to flee for their lives last Saturday when a fire tore through their Flatbush apartment building. On Saturday, new efforts were underway to help victims recover from the tragedy.
A rapist is on the loose in Brooklyn after a brazen daytime attack.
The New York City Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying two suspects wanted for a string of spa robberies in Manhattan.
Thousands of people filled City Hall Park Saturday morning in a show of solidarity with union workers in Wisconsin.
An 89-year-old New York man has died from injuries he suffered after his clothes caught on fire as he was lighting a votive candle in his wife's memory.
The protest in Foley Square was in reaction to a House bill that would block federal aid for the organization.
Shortly after midnight, Jordan E. Turner called police and told a dispatcher that he had shot his girlfriend with an "AR-15" rifle.
New Jersey's capital city has scrapped plans to furlough 600 workers following objections from state environmental officials and a Superior Court judge.
Amid the chaos and turmoil in Libya, some analysts believe the oil prices will soon skyrocket. But according to Oil Price Information Service analyst Tom Closaw, that's not the case.
Authorities in Ulster County say a vintage military jet crashed in the Hudson River as it came in for a landing at an airport in Kingston. The pilot was missing and feared dead.
An anti-bullying video created by some central New Jersey middle school students has become an Internet sensation, thanks largely to publicity spawned by the pop star whose recent hit song was reworked for the production.
Happy to wield a veto pen, seemingly eager to lambast anyone and anything that stands in his way and apt to use sarcasm to make his points, Christie is a phenomenon--and not just in New Jersey.
There's hidden pain in New York's hard-times budget proposal beyond the public workers who face a pay freeze after steady raises during the recession, or teachers who might have to rely only on automatic 3-percent step increases instead of raises this year, or agencies facing a 10-percent cut in operating funds.
